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>> live, from the cbs bay area studios t is kpix5 news. >> i can't believe i did it. >> tonight, this bay area woman just swam her way into the record books. the problem she ran into along the way that scared her more than sharks. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. kim chambers is the first person to complete the 30 nautical mile swim from the farallon to the golden gate. she had her doubts. christian hartnett? >> reporter: we are talking one of the toughest swim challenges into the entire world. just four people have done it. three since the 1960s . but kim

chambers fulled through despite adversity. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a warm welcome home for kim chambers and her first step on land in 17 hours. >> i'm completely overwhelmed. this is something i wanted for so long. i can't believe i did it. >> reporter: her hands shook and eyes glistened as she described her brutal 30-mile ocean journey just minutes after it ended. she had doubts she would be able to finish what she started. >> it was really a tough swim. i was pretty ill in the middle of the night. and i couldn't keep any food down. so i actually thought my swim was over because i need to feed every 30 minutes and i couldn't take anything down. >> ten miles to development look at that. >> reporter: kim's spirits were kept high by the crew following her the entire end starting at

the farallon islands 11:00 p.m. friday night until 5:00 p.m. today when she reached the bridge. her mother flew in from new zealand to stay by her daughter's side the whole way. >> i was amazed and how she had such mental fortitude and determination. she was freezing cold. you could tell. she is exhausted. she's got aches and pains but she didn't give up. >> reporter: only four others have completed the swim. kim is the first woman to do it. >> this is what happens when you are scared of big dreams. you just do it. and then this happens. [ laughter ] >> reporter: kim's swim partner and friend simon dominguez was on the boat the whole time cheering her on. just last week, dominguez trying to become the first person to make the swim in the opposite direction from the golden gate to the farallons but he had to give up three miles from the finish when his

family spotted a great white shark circling. he said after kim's historic swim, there is no better person to be the first woman to finish it. >> thank you christian hartnett. well popular bay area musician was pulled from the lineup at outside lands after police say they caught him in the act of scalping wristbands. ♪ [ music ] >> well, xavier defropolis goes by the name fantastic nogrido. he rose to fame after winning a music contest on npr. they got a tip that he and two other men were trying to sell artist bands on craigslist. they are given to hand out to family and friends. >> our officers then looked

into it. we were able to see this transaction take place. >> in a flurry of tweets, he blamed an intern for trying to sell the ticket on craigslist. a few minutes later, looks like we are canceled. he later apologized to his fans saying so sorry to all the people who showed up to see us. >> but despite a few problems with scalpers and fence jumpers, things have been pretty calm. the outside music festival heads into its final day tomorrow. look at all the people shot here from chopper 5. mark kelly shows us the fans are enjoying every minute of it. >> this is the most eclectic festival you could go to and it is here in the bay area. >> reporter: 2,000 music fans swarmed golden gate park this weekend in search of their favorite artist. >> sam smith. >> reporter: also center stage,

san rafael native devin baldwin getting a warm reception from his hometown crowd, but this doesn't cop cheap or easy. tickets sold out in an hour with general admission $130. >> you are paying that much for a ton of different people. you are not just paying for one person. that's cool. >> reporter: but some came for more than the music. >> all about that. all about that. >> i go to the wine and food. >> reporter: though the sun seemed shy today. >> it was a little drizzle. >> reporter: no one looked all that concerned: >> i think the weather is typical san francisco. bring it on. we are ready. >> reporter: in golden gate park, mark kelly, kpix5. >> outside lands isn't the only big draw in town. thousands came out to at&t park tonight to listen to one of the nation's top spiritual leaders. >> get ready for god to do something new. what is now your death, will

soon become your testimony. why? because god is in control of the storm. >> pastor joel osteen and his wife victoria preached to a big crowd at their night of hope event. there was music, celebration, and praise, osteen became emotional delivering his message to the crowd. >> when i look up to night and see all of you guys, the last 15, 16 years, let me tell you, god wants to do more than you could ask or imagine. i can say ... i can tell you with confidence, god's plan with your life is so much bigger than your own. [ cheers and applause ] >> the osteen's church in houston is the largest church in america with 52,000 weekly

attenkeys. tonight, donald trump's political adviser is throwing in the towel saying he is losing his grip on reality. julliane golden says the snubs chemooncoming. >> you call the women you don't like fat pigs, dogs. >> reporter: the latest spark was when donald trump try today defend his treatment of megyn kelly. >> i have been nice to you though i could maybe not be based on the way you treated me. >> reporter: he added more fuel to the fire. >> she asks me ridiculous questions. there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her wherefore. but she was ... in my opinion, she was off base. >> reporter: eric ericson says trump crossed the line of

decency. >> if you haven't heard, i disinvited donald trump. >> reporter: in response, trump called ericson a total loser but there were unmistakable signs of turmoil in his campaign saturday. in a rare occurrence, the billionaire businessman tried to soften his remarks but in a very trump way tweeting blood would have been coming out of kelly's nose and releasing a statement saying only a deviant would think anything else. his political adviser roger stone apparently didn't agree and left the campaign. >> we don't have time for political correctness, but the campaign seems to have gone into a cul-de-sac and i'm disappointed by a lack of specificky. >> trump is measuring his

success by the drudge report. he didn't appear in public today, but in an interview with the washington post, he said i have a lot of money and i'm not getting out. i'm going to win. >> donald trump will appear on face the nation tomorrow morning at 8:30 right after the sun morning edition of kpix5 news. well, this is as far as democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders got in a speech in seattle today. >> thank you seattle for being one of the most progressive cities in the united states of america! [ cheers and applause ] >> well, then activists took over the stage pushing sanders aside. they talked about the death of michael brown and what happens in ferguson, missouri, sanders gave up after 15 minutes. he left the park after posing for some pictures and shaking a few hands. a powerful typhoon that slammed into taiwan has moved into southeast china tonight. millions of homes are without

power and that's the least of the damage. >> reporter: heavy rains from the typhoon unleashed the landslides in this mountain village in taiwan leaving hopes surrounded. in one area, cars were buried in rock and debris. there are still people up in the mountains local residents say. i want to look for them. in new taipei city, emergency crews rescued a family trapped under debris from another mud slide. at the height of the storm, 3 million households lost electricity in taiwan as 100 miles an hour maximum sustained winds downed trees and cut power. toppled trees cut roads too making travel difficult. before crashing into taiwan, typhoon soudelor pounded the u.s. area of saipan. hundreds of u.s. troops have arrived there to help with

disaster relief. now the storm has smashed into mainland china bringing a tidal surge. people are encouraged to get to shelters. they have closed harbors and shut roads. though the storm has weakened, the high wind and heavy rain still pose a threat. this as the cleanup here in taiwan continues. seth dohon, cbs news, taipei, taiwan. panic in the air as baseball sized hail batters a delta jet. >> this was the scariest ten minutes of my life. >> this is what is left of the plane. >> plus, it's a drug so popular, people are literally blowing themselves up to make it. tonight, they are facing potent new penalties for doing it. >> and an environmental disaster is seeping across two states tonight. what ,,,,,,,,

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my life. >> we went around the corner and from the window, we could see the shattered windshield, we could see a hole over the engine where lightning had struck. we could see the nose of the plane was missing. it was really intensingly thought when it was happening have i told everybody i love that i love them? and as soon as i realized i had done that, i was like oh my. >> the pilots diverted to denver. one person suffered minor injuries because of the tour turbulence. the rocky fire is now 62% contained and all evacuation orders have been lifted near the lake. they expect to have it fully surrounded thursday. it destroyed 43 homes and burned more than 69,000 acres across lake yolo and calusa county. california is cracking down on inlegal drug labs like this one that exploded in walnut

creek last year, the people inside were making hash oil, also known as honey oil. manufacturers are now facing some potent new punishments for putting neighbors in danger. >> reporter: dr. peter grossman of the burn centner west hills says he has treated 20 people for honey oil lab injuries in the past year. >> now, you can see how to make honey oil, hash oil from marijuana. you can see how to do that online. what happens here is if somebody lights a match or turns on a lighter, or as the gas gets next to a pilot light. and boom. you don't just have a flame. you have an explosion. >> reporter: under senate bill 212, if you are caught making honey oil within 300 feet of a home or meth within 200 feet, a judge can consider it an

aggravating factor meaning a stiffer punishment. it is not just the drug beforers being hurt but those living around them. >> we see so many people with significant burn injuries to their face, to their arms, hands, torso, legs. everybody in that path gets injured as well. it is not worth the little extra high or the few extra dollars. >> reporter: senate bill 212 goes into effect january 1. reporting from west hills, i'm rebecca feriter, kpix5. some paint on a high school track is being blamed for a hazmat scare at a bay area swim meet. swimmers noticed the smell this morning. the hazmat crews traced the smell to some paint going down on the track. waste water leaking from an abandoned mine in colorado has seeped all the way to the new

mexico border. the yellow sludge broke loose wednesday when a crew from the epa breached a debris dam in the mine. health officials say the acidity level in the water is equivalent to black coffee, two containment ponds have been built to stop the flow. in the weather department tonight, we have the usual low clouds along the shoreline and tomorrow should be a little warmer than we had today. sunday looks nice. we will cool it down as we head into the workweek. now, we are looking at the structure that has been standing proudly since november 12, 1936. the bay bridge, ladies and gentlemen. the back to back suspension spans and the numbers now mostly in the low 60s . 64 in concord. oakland, 63. livermore, 64. san francisco, 62. it has been fairly mild here in the city. tomorrow morning, drizzle by the shoreline. around the bay and inland, very little clouds. mostly to partly cloudy. the readings in the mid 60s .

that's in the early going. later in the day, low pressure offshore, the ocean temperature fairly warm means it will warm up a little bit tomorrow. and then, a little bubble of high pressure gets shunted aside and it will be a little cooler next week. this will be the driver for next week. we will reestablish the sea breeze and increase the clouds along the shoreline. that will cool everybody down monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday will warm it up. future cast though, you can see the low clouds pack along the shoreline. 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. as the loop runs on, the skies stay clear until a few high clouds come in over the bay area. it should make for a nice sunset. to sum it up, it will warm up a little bit tomorrow. it will be warmer by next weekend, a relatively cool week on tap. 68 degrees. not going to outside lands? maybe you are going to the sonoma county fair. 85 degrees there. down in south bay, san jose jazz summer fest. and 82 degrees. and also, the stern grove festival 65 tomorrow. a lot happening around the bay

area. and a nice sunday on tap. 71 in the city. 87 concord. and 77 in oakland tomorrow. down in the south bay, the numbers will be mostly in the upper 70s , low 80s . in the east bay, mid to upper 08s . last warm day a little while. 90 at brentwood. north bay, clouds, and then sun, and then 83 at novato in the extended forecast, we will be looking for things to warm slightly tomorrow before cooling down monday through thursday. and then by the time we get toward the weekend, it will warm up again. so, a little bit warm, and cool, and then warm again. that is weather for sports. here is andrea. the giants have been a streaky team this season trying to avoid three losses in a row. to avoid three losses in a row. more ,,,,,,,,

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>> it seems like it was just last month that the giants won 16 out of 20 games. actually, it was, but in the month of august, the streaky g- men are going in the opposite direction. but cubs fans are excited to see if they can increase their lead in the wild card. chicago leading. that one is belted. brandon belt launches his 15th homer of the year into right field. two run shot put the giants up 2-1. chris bryant takes matt cain deep into the left field

stands. a two run shot to take the lead. bottom fivings game now tied at 3-3. miguel montero singles. 8th inning, chicago up 6-3. dexter fowler scores addison russell. matt duffy grounds out to short to end the deal. and the cubs win 8-3. chicago now leads the giants by two-and- a-half games for the second wild card shot. scott kazmir watching with his new astros teammates. danny valencia scores two. five for 12 since joining oakland earlier this week. jesse chavez had allowed 13 earned runs in his last three starts but today, allowed just one run in seven innings striking out four. top nine, still 2-1. the astros

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>> he had one foot into the hall of fame being a finalist

six times but tim brown watched other receivers get inducted. tonight, the legendary raiders wide receiver's wait ended. brown was inducted into the hall of fame after a 17-year career in which he amassed nearly 15,000 receiving yards and 100 touchdowns. he spent 16 seasons with the raiders and he told a story about how he had awardrobe issue in his first ever practice as a rookie with the silver and black. >> well, my last year, i was in the wish bone most of the time. so, i was used to wearing very big pads. so, i came out to practice the first day and i had all these pads on. and these things are huge. like earl campbell like huge. [ laughter ] and everybody is looking at me laughing like, what are you doing? i said man, this is how i play the game. and james lawson pulled me over say this is not going to work rickey.

you have to go back in and change. >> also inducted was former 49er defensive end charles hailey introduced by former owner. he played in san francisco eight of his 13 years. he is the only player in football history with five superbowl rings. in his speech, he told a story of playing golf at pebble beach with some 49er teammates. >> i'm driving the golf cart around. and i drive it up on the green. eddie, ronnie, joel, all the guys are laughing at me okay? some guys are flying behind us going like get off the green. i said what are you even talking about. so i go to the next hole. i drive up on the green. and so then, you know, this guy comes and opens his mouth again, i'm going to knock him out. [ laughter ] hey. so, i started to turn around, then, ed and them goes you can't drive up on the green.

i said [bleep] green. >> a very entertaining speech by him. temperatures in the 90s tonight for the earthquakes game in houston. 76 minute tied at one. dynamos alex scores are fright to give houston the lead. the dynamo win 2-1. san jose is now winless in their last seven matches dating back to june 27. kind of like madonna, he is just alex. >> yes, just alex. a lot of soccer players with a lot of soccer players with one ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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